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!. THE ELRcTRloAL COMPANY,

"a | a. 2
AFTER this tho Ordinance Committee
met and Hon. ALI. CALDWELL. attorney for
the Wheeling Electrical Company, and
Mr.. JohnlM. Sweeney OF the company ap-
appeared before it and asked that Council
be recommended to adopt an ordinance
granting it the same rights enjoyed by its
predecessor, and further rights. City So.
licitor Caldwell objected to the ordinance
prevented, and quits spirited dlseua.
sion took place between the Messro.
Caldwell over come legal points. The
committee aided with the Solicitor and
adjourned the consideration Of tho mat.
ter till such q time as the company shall
prepare wha. Solicitor Caldwell ,terms q.
"proper" ordinance, much to tho disgust
OF tho company's attorney. The commit.
tee then quit without taking up Frank
Hesly's resolution making nino hours a
days work for those employed on the
Streets, ~ " iy Vi N 4, 8 x ~ & *
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Glnssworkers, Delegates.

The glassworkers from this city and vi
cinity who are delegates to the Flint Glass
Workers Union Convention, to be held
at Atlantic City ofthe 18th inst, will leave
on Friday. The names OF the delegates
are as follows: Local Union No. 0, Wheel.
ing-John Cochran, Smith Butler, NJ. J..
Finley, Robert Peksri, Charles Gleason.
No. 81, Bel!aire-FrSnk B. Archer, Chas.
N. Edmunds, James Fallen, Jacob kerrs,
Thomas Maniop. Nc. 10, Martins Ferry
John A. McHugh, Thomas ]. Irwin,
George HUMPHREYS, Henry Neininsor,
John BrarRgan. u, ~
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Connelly.iticlinrtl.on.

Mr.. Harry Connolly, prominent work.
or in the North Wheeling glass works,
and Miss Mollie B. Richardson, charm.
ing young lady Of Eas. Wheeling, were
married yesterday afternoon att O'clock
in the Frs. Presbyterian church,
by the pastor, Rev. Dr. D. "a. Cunning.
ham. Agoodly gathering Of relatives and
Iends witnessed the ceremony. Il An in.
formal reception was held afterwards Of
the brids'e home on Sixteenth street,
where refreshments were nicely served.
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Promised Concerts,

Herr Albert Pieczonka. Kempa, a COM
poser and pianist Of considerable renown,
IL at the Stamm House. He is here for
the purpose OF endeayoring to arrange for
series Of concerts to be given by
the celebrated Kemps Ladiea' orchestra,
the members OF which are his accomplish.
ed daughters, each Of whom is soloist Of
high order. :. & Z, a I, IS ,.zIl 80 :
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D LIE season for outings has arrival.
rafhes going out camping, fishing or IN
an excursion should be supplied with n
photographic ontfit. W. S. Bell X a.
Hamilton Building, Fifth avenue. : Pits
onrgh, Pa, have a splendid stock Of am, u q.
tepr outfits. A call on them will .ohta;n
Bill the desired information regarding tSsir
manipulation, so any one can smats n;c
tures. Send for catalogue, free. - NV w =.
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OnIoe: Nos. 70 aud 81 Fourteenth Street.


For Rent-Fumlshed Rooms.
b .Wauted--A Middle Aged Woman.
Wanted-A Good, Live Man.
Tarrant's peltger Arcrlent. 20
Fountain Brands Fine Cut and Plug.
BE on Your Guard-R. Il. List. 80 F. -
For sale-A Pair Of Black Harry Clay HoseT-
Dr.. ". Estep. sr
Music for all ClasScs-OlIyer OLSON & Co.
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Exoursion to White snlnN,-

\ Mr. dhe Z, twentieth annual meeting Of thu
ihedical Society Of West Virginia viii III ' he
nela At the White Sulphur Sprinss i in H.
10, "a and 10. Arrangements have Ssnyy
made with the Ohio River raiIroad pse ~
t ths!!fy 81 Who wish to take adyantsuaS =. =,
sa'S delightful excursion, at the low = o.
Lao ~ x,J yp - ior the round trip. Train viii
.save Wheeling Y! Tuesday, July. u, at AZ
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AS reported by Christian schnepf, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAM. 9A.M. 12A. sP.M. TIM.
fSO $50 90 $50 $50
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TAKE q Photographic outfit with you
" When you go on your summer vacation.
You will find such an instrument. q source
o. more amusement TO both yourself and
irionds than anything else. The expense
Is ttiillng and process of completing pic:
Iutea easily learned by anyone. w 8.
Bell d TO-, Hamilton Building, Pittsburgh,
garry q full line Of medium and high grade
outfits. No charge for Instructions. Write
Tor catalogue, free. So I5,i Daw 4,
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! Thomas a IA, W. DurRo, salesman I for thu the
II 4; y. Dillon Soap Company, Zanesyille'
Ohio, 10 in the city working the prorar v,
tfade Of: their celebrated FLAG soon
INC best piece Of family eosp made, AZ
your grocer Tor the Flag soap. < The;r
company do not mako Miksdo or PIne
MluskiDgum brands Of soap. !srGe = H ~
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Lowell CORES FATE ME.
DEAD ELEVEN YEARS AGO
ona Barge at The Foot of Fourteenth Street.
An Inquest Results In the Declsion that :
he Died from Apoplexy, but II Is
now Evident he was Robbed.

After following up number Of mia.
leading CLOVIS az to the manner by which
Lowell Gore came to his death, Mr.. II. P.
McGregor, Chairman Of the Board Of Com.
missioners' committee, haa found tho
missing facts in his history. In the In.
TELLloESoER Of July 81, 1870, appeared m
account Of the circumstances Of the find.
ing OF his dead body in barge moored at
the river bank at the foot Of Fourteenth
street the day before. The body was
identified by the papers found on 1t as
Lowell Cores, but beyond that nothing
was known OF tho man. The INrKLLl.
oRNcRR's article above referred to nays
that on his person were found a number
oil papers, a pocketbook containing an old
tifty.cent shinplsster, Gve.cent piece and
cent, each with q hole in it. These arc
still among his possessions, now in charge
oil the committee. The late Squire 10.
seph Tolliver impaneled jury and held
an inquest. DR.. l.. D. Wilson examined
tho body, and gave 1t as his opinion that
death was the result OF spopfexy. A yer.
dict was rendered in accordance with this
opinion, and tho papers filed away with
the Clerk Of the Board Of Commissioners.
The report Of Lowell Cores death went
abroad, and In time reached his brother,
Ashel Gore, in Vermont, and he wrote 10
Squire Tolliver and obtained all the par.
ticulars that could be given. !.
MIR. MCGregor is III receipt OF letter
from Ashel Gore giving these facts. In IL
he says Lowell left his house at jackson.
vile, VT, July 4, after visit Of several
months to friends in that vicinity. He
atopped at North Adams, Mass, to visit a
relative, and that Was tho last heard Of
him until o rumor Of his death came in
August. - Z =
When he left Vermont he carried on his
person large sum Of money, and said he
would come to West Virginia aud inyest
in land. When his body was found there
was no money in his pockets. Tho una.
voidablo presumption is tina. he had been
robbed, possibly after his death, but the
unaccountable presence Of his body on q
flat boat would lead to the suppo5iton that
no had bson sandbaegsd and robbed, and
his body placed there. He was 6S years
Of age, and blow from sandbag would
naturally havs killed hin, and left no
marks different from those produced by
death from apoplexy. In all probability
the mystery OF his desth will never be
cleared up. & q
The dead mans brother offers to pay
the expenses of an agent OF the Board Of
Commiseioncrs who will 90 to New Eng
land and turn Lowell Cores papers over to
a duly appointed Administrator Of his estate.
This offer will probably result in that
course being adopted. gi. }ilI
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Brldgeport.

Joe Loe ia rusticsting in the country. &
!, Geo. Duncan, Esq, 10 in Washington,
D;s. Loo is in Wood county visiting his
mother, rs
8. Tagsart and wife, OF Boston, are visit
ing in the city. : sl5II1 q
The Pawpaw fishing club are in camp
on the Tuscarawas river.
Mrs. J.*A. Smith has again opened her
grocery near the bridge on Bank street,
atter'a visit OF four weeks through the
State. I, Z - : % -
yesterday morning little John Alexsn.
der, who lives in Kirkwood, met With an
accident that will lay him up for some
time. While putting some boxes on the
top shelf in Mra. ]. A. Smiths grocery and
notion store, he fell through the show
case and was badly cut by the ragged
glass on the leg, making cash about four
inche1 long and reaching the bone. he
was taken to DR.. Cooks office, where the
cut was sewed up. 5,'5,3 81
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So 90 GSnulno Kangaroo Shoe.

/; So 90 Gonulno Kangaroo Shoe.
"A Wa am have few pair lott Of tho Gem
tlemen's SenuineK angaroos3 90 Shoe, in
nIain Loudoii toe. :: all who have pur-
Chased the Kangaroo have been pleased
with them, Gall carly and SEQ them.
.p'Ss:St ]. Nv. AMIcK,
I ! Y !, x. 114S Main street.
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Suitlngs, PantalOonings and Over
coatings. which Weare prepared TO make
up in ilrst.class style NJ reasonable
prices.
6nr White Unlnnndried Shirt, double
scanned, re.cnforced front and back, ut
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. 4 full line Of Balbriggan I'm.
derwear from 81 00 suit upwards, at
.l~Tr c. HESS a. SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July For Weat
Virginia, fair weather, stationary tempera-
ture; Eoutheriy windR., !.
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....1 60
Fltlaburgh and Rafnr,,

q Commencing Sunday, June 5, and con.
tunuing every Sunday until further no Me-
me baltimore & Ohio will sell escn nyi,eo
tiekets to Pittsburgh and return AZ lou.
rae OF VI, 90, and to Washington. Pa. a T%
return at ST 90. Trains leave at :" < a anG
o:lv a. M returning arrive at Z and ii 10
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70 Fave THE AREA,

The Committee on Real Estate met
jointly with special conmittes from the
Board Of County Commissioners, coneiat-
Ing Of Mesafs. Cruise. Myles and Stein.
Mr.. Stein presided. 1t was resolved to
pave the yard in the rear Of the Public
Building with fire brick set on edge, tho
work to be done by the Board Of Public
Works at the same prizes the city paving
is done, and to be paid for equally, by the
city and county. - sl7g5 i. ,5s3:.
The Real Eatate Committee afterwards
met by itself and awarded the contract for
whitewashing the city's half Of the base.
ment, including tho lookup, to Sam Yoltz.
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\ II You T.

would enjoy your dinner and ara n,evsntL
tah, ~ Dyspepsia, use Acker's D yapeoaja
IaDiGa. They are a positive cure 'f or dvs
psEaiar Indigestion, aatulency an d eonsti.
e pauOn. we guarantee thsu. rs and En-
mana, Logan 4 De. and O. Menke e.
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GENERAL NOTICES
rlCE TO OUR FRIENDS.

IN UTIUE TO OUR FRIENDS.
a d. -. STOCK YARDS REOPENEp.
q. having been denied the privilege OF handling
srUES ios ne last three months we are now able %
yards. formerly occupied by us. on ma aIfe- ths
yStn Gay o. June; and receive Live Stock on com.
mission. thanking you for your liberal suppot
Isae.9 We can only refer you to our former
esty aud prompt pay mens. - - '4o '1'"t'' D01
lelu !s.sy7-s-= GiiODTT ruy D. run,f.p
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ON and afrer to-day We will close our
Store at 2 O'Clock T. A., Saturday ex.
cepted. JACOB w. CRUDE,
- tsa JeWeler.
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Initiated Constantly
but never equaled. Colgate's exquisitely
perfumed Cashmere Boquet Toilet Soap.
sl-,,gls sta..-ty MtTII -
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Mrs. MlSA NEuER, the German, poetess,
dyes, cleans and curls ostrich feathers In
the best manner. No. 86 Twelfth street. z
y, ~ az 4; \, ~ TTda Il.
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~, 90 ,I'tes5 -.assr,StlG 81 M
cheap Sunday Excursions

Commencing June 70. the Ohio Rive,
hali5oad Will sell excursion ticketa ever 1s
sunday until further: notice. q Wbs aIE.y
70 slstersville aud return at the ,ou LILY
OF 81 %; Wheeling to Parkershn,"" s anS
return, 81 20. Tickets good one davs on ni,u
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GEnNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,

GEnSEY HOUSE. NEW YORK, 9
broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
aotel entirely new. Desirable for bust.
ness men or families. European Plan.
restaurant. * y h Z d.
rThsaY - r4S's.t'' ,, =, !. -. - e
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GALL on or address to N. Neuer, tho
practical ,optician, SO Twelfth street, In re-
ference to your HpectaGles. ii $40.
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TuIRrY-FIFrn ANNIvER r.

o. d. BE- 2 x
TuIRTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
i5:' OF the Wheeling Turner's verein
to be celebrated with a Grand Picnic and
Summer Nights Fest at seibsrt's Garden,
Monday, July II, 1887.
PROGRAMME.
Grand parade, headed by the Opera
House Band leave Turner Hall at 9
o'clock "a. M, down Market street to the
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove depot. .fi
s2R.M.-Addresses by prominent epeak-
efs., Si.
8 ,. M.-Prize turning by the Junior
Glass will conclude with an exhibition OF
the Senior Glass. ~ 3
4 Dancing from l r. n. to 10 pm.
Grand display OF fireworks st 0 o'clock.
Enjoyment for all, young and old, big
and little, f7sl!s5 80 =
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= On and after July l, tho Baltimore &
Ohio will run a special train to the
Moundsville camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling at 6:l0 FIN, daily, except Sun.
day. -. ~ q i g. @ =
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l remain yours respectfully,
.f#. y Ea.# "
" NOAH ZANE
Tar-k,y 4 11n1aa~ Gan.,4 H..

County Assessor Second district.
Samuel Nesbitt appeared, and having
proven to the satisfaction OF the Board
thnt he was 81 years old, hRd been resi-
dent Of Ohio county for one year and wns
man Of good moral character, he was
granted license to apply for admission to
the bar. '--yg.5.y .,f=sa
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IAN ounce of prevention Ia worth O
pound oil cure" Use Browns Ginger.
Frederick Brown, philadelphia, 1872,
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A SSES5MENT notice.
CLERK's OFFICE,
z CITY OF WHEELING, july 1. 1857

8. Ia TT VI " HI.kLIhU, July + I63I
Public notice is hereby given to all ret,ous inter,
ested that the Assessors elected BY t,e Ioipcil Of
sne Gsy q wheeling have completed their asess
Office. ANY persons wishing 10 ianncsi irom " s.3
assessment or desiring any Corrections made viii
appear at the City Building before he board Of
ihs s and Appeals on the lin day Of july,
at that time at the said CITY Bniidn% IN hesr III
seS, 70 said assessment and revise and COL,
10 A ". t sAine' a.: FRANK W. BOWERS,
49, =. !, 81! s''' tgHis.4s City Clerk,
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ALBANY, N. Y. Press and Knnkrbosker,
endorses the virtues OF St. Jacobs Oil.
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New YoEK Spirit Of .he TiaeS endorses
ST. Jacobs Oil for horse complaining. ', j.,i
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Special Ercurslon to, plt,.burrh,: a1ond,

Special Ereurslon to! Plt,sbursh, Monday,
III July IS. 80 mi (, b
The Beethoven, Germania, Manner.
Choir and mozart singing societies and
friends will leave ;for Pittsburgh at 9
o'clock P. NJ, (cityj time) by the Panhsn.
die road on above date. Round trip only
81 rs. Opera House Brass Band accompa.
nies the excursion. Tickets good Eve
days. Apply to any member of above
societies for tickets and further particu-
lafs. Ed stss t1a2; Tds n
LIS. Gnon q IN. ae,l DRY 7oo5a chaanast
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IS FOR SALE.
MILL PROPERTY FOR s ALE,

s1sa So TSus si M In Good eon on two u
with water privilege suitable o1 Email 1nDrmisc
iSfy 81 butcher shop. This ptoperty Is situate on
INN wheeling Gless about three miles eais Of %hee
road VIII ine Sc s soS fkS snd Elm Grove RAIL
II : - 'o "'1I' a. y,aiSain.S Enquire Of
le9.rrhsaw No. IS twelfth At Whocl,nn Wv,
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LIS. Coon s %. sell Dry Goods cheapesttlI
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

There are in Paris about 5000 artists of the
brush. of whom between 2,000 and 5000 are
women, and 500 are foreigners Of various
nationalities. About seventy OF these are
famous, while the others are made up Of
wealthy persons who paint for pleasure, Of
people who are specially employed by the
government. end of the producers of ''pot
boilers, who paint portraits and landscapes
for cheap picture dealers or for foreign ex-
portation. The models are only employed
between the ages Of is and 10 by painters of
the nude. but some Of them find work until
they are y or %, after which their forms
completely lose the grace and contour OF
early growth. The women who pose" in the
studies are generally paid at the rate Of from
ten francs 10 twenty-five francs per diem
Chicago News
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Building Sites and Choosing Borses

In selecting house, or a site for n new
! one, remember that where the sun viii shine
on the house for some hours a dav. one ele-
nieno OF good Is secured, especially il the SIM
SHINE enters al the windows Of tha LIVING
rooms or rooms most used during the dav-
TIME. After this aspect has been fouRd 70 ba
suitable, and that a plentiful slIprIv of en-,
and ar Is insured, attention should be GIVEN
TO the general Position and construction of
the house -
II the ground is at all porous, a LAYER Of
concrete not less than SIX inches thick. and
composed OF cement or lime and broken
orlehs or gravel should be spread over the
Whole OF the ground covered bv the building
ms VIII prevent the passage of ground air
up through the floors Air will travel
through the ground for some distance. and
as 1t invariably becomes contaminated bv
taxing up carbonic acid gas in its passage IS
not suitable for inhaling. The house acts as
sucker on the ground: and if. unfortunate
~ the site Is one on made ground-that is.
composed of all the refuse Of towr-rba
ground air becomes the medium Of disease
NO houses should be built without . wen
Ventilated sir space between the earth and
me ground floor, especially if the LAYER of
cohcEeoe on the surface be omitted.-Cbsr,-
hers' Journal.
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Incident at n RanCuet.

A banquet is great study TO a man who
goes 20 onefor the purpose of seeing and hear
ing. fyou get a position up near the speakers
table 1T is interesting to watch the play of the
features of the assomblage. as they are
pleased aroused, enthused, ecstatic. despon-
dent, wearied, disguised or angered, during
the progress of a speech. At the g. A. r.
banquet, q gentleman at my table told a
story, at a time when Warmers speech was
getting little bit tireSome. 1t was to the
effect that an ambitious composer Of New
York city once set the Lords PRAYER 10
music, and published it in sheet form, with
the caption: 1.-The Lords Prayer: Words by
Jesus Christ, Music by II. Balthus" The
story was overheard by some gentlemen sit
ting next 10 our party, and by them repeated
TO neigh6ors. l saw it well started. and stood
up tosee it travel. It's course was as clearly
marked as that of mole burrowing under
lawn. saw it ripple Up one table and down
another, until it went all around the hall.
Twenty minutes later il had made the circuit,
and, TO cap it all, asnan came up and told the
story to its author as ''the latest. Globe
Democrat
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Tricks for the Old Time Clown,

heres book found with some Of the
ancient wheezes in it:
AFTER The first equestrian turn the clown
may say, Now III have turn n,vselft and
Then roll ever like coach wheel. FAN upon
me ground, pick up sawiust, let il tri5kle
down Your face and say, nv nose bloass
Pick up piece OF straw for fsqr Of faIIi~,c-
over it, then balance it on your chin. Wbe9
the rlngrnaster says I never follow fool
let him 90 first, and then ssy. Then 40,
Tel the groom when be takes the horse evsv
70 rub 1t down with cabbage puddincs i
coca speech to learn 70 address to the ring
master; If you please, sir, he saws that Won
sad that said thst they said that nobody
said nothing 70 nobody"
They sound childish, don't thew But no.
one OF them striped things ever failed to
make people laugh. There ere los more of
the same hRd, but l won't read them
Circus Man in New York Star.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
AN OLD MANS DARLING.

Mabel Marsden's fortune was made; so she
congratulated herself as she gazed exultantly
upon the diamond ring which Col Holbeck
had placed upon her finger. His words Of
love still vibrated in her ear, but, strange 10
say, there was no responsive melody il her
young heart, although her lips had promised
that she would become his wife.
She was young girl not yet out Of her
teens-poor, beautiful and ambitious.
Col. Holbeck was 50-hale, gentlemanly and
rich
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Bookkeepers a Partners,

It has become the custom in Wall street for
the stock brokerage firms TO have their book
keepers interested in Gle business. A small
interest Is given 10 them for the purpose OF
increasing their vigilance. In some houses
every mothers son who has anything 70 dc
with the books gets an interest IL is said
that in past years a few kookkeepers were not
averse 70 peddiing for q consideration infor-
nation Of jhe dealings Of big customers Of
their houses 10 rivals, and il very frequently
occurred that operators who fondly thought
their operations were only known TO them
selves and their brokers were betrayed to
their opponents New York sun.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Preaching and Practice.

Deacon Blank-How DO you doi / saw you
at Deacon Goe6e's lecture last night
House. Agsnt-Yes; stirring lecture, WASH :
Iti TIE way be went for these women CT
fashion with no children was caution.
Yes, ks sad every one Of them ought 10 he
locked Up Is criminals By the way. one Of
Deacon Goodies houses is empty. You have
the renting OF it, aud / would ike 70 lease x
for year
Can't let you hSve it Deacon Goode will
only let MS houses 20 families wiiaou. ehiI-
drsa- S-Ousha Wex!d-
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mzssSNlLaw-
Daily Ea91e
Aer OUR HEARTS.

: Our hearts are watches, and every beat
Is tick that registers times retreat;
In the Fathers mansion, with marvels rife,
Is the key that has wound them up for life.
WIN. II. Hayne.